The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04
SUNBr;AMS.

Charley Olson is back from Minnesota.
Charley BuckIand came down from
Ludden Thursday morning.
Ed. Kraetsch left for WheatIand
OAK. Wednesday morning.
W. d. Fisher returned last Monday
evening from Nora Springs, Iowa.
For ways that are dark and tricks that
are VAN the local politician is peculiar.
-WANTED.-A servant girl at the
Warner House, Warner, Oak. Good
wages.
Ralph L. Brown, of Aberdeen, was a
pleasant caller at TIE Sun sanctum on
Wednesday last.
E Il. Taubnau, one of A~bcrdeen's
bright legal lights, was in town on
Wednesday last.
THAT evergreen illustrated in another
cOlum is accompanied with valuable in
formation. Read it.
Horace Bernard has been appointed
commissioner for the Frederick district
vice j. A. Kelley resigned.
Mrs. Geo. Hullett, of Rondell, return
ed Wednesday evening from a visit
among friends aud relatives in Iowa.
For SALE. One yoke white cattle :
years Old for sale at a bargain.
ltf {. HOENING, Warner.
MIR. and Mrs. Williams. of Day county.
father and mother Of Mrs. F. II. Willis,
Of this place, arrived Thursday on q Wis
it TO their daughter.
-Rey. Mr.. Davies will deliver another
of his interesting lectures at the school
house next Sunday evering. We hope
to see a large attendance.
w. d. Fisher has purchased l., Wheel
er's feed mill and on account of a scar
city of water will probably move it
from its present location.
The committee o~verhauling the farm
ers' elevator books will probably con-
clude their Iabors thls week. They say
the fifteen puzzle is no comparison.
On election day it was so warm in
frorf Of T. H Willis & Cos store tia:
fbe red paint with which the front of the
building is painted. melted and ran
deRa !sss the ground.
w P. Kingston, wife and family de-
parted last evening for Ashland, Wis,
their future home. Ar. and Mrs. King
stOn have many warm friends in War
e who sincerely regret their departure.
-ReT. z. L. Davies preached a very
e'oquent and instructive sermon last
5 lDday evening. taking for his text the
ssh verse of the 1I9th Psalm. Where
vi hail shall a young man cleanse his
va Bytakiug need thereto according
to thy word" The congregation pro-
nonnce it the ATTEST effert of the season.
After a little loud talk in the early
morning the election Tuesday passed
o smoothly and quietly. The kickers
and disappointed Office seekers put a
home made ticket in the field. but it re-
ceiyed only 20 votes out of a total Of lO6
votes polled. The town officers for the
ensuing year will be those nominated
at the ucu and they will prove eff
icient and painstaking, too.
Following are the officers elected in
Newhope township Tuesday: super
visors. J. f Hardness, Wm. Wright
and John Williams; assessor, Geo Went
worth; clerk. G.. C. Miner; treasurer,
A Hubbard; justice, Geo. Smith; read
ogerseers. district No. 1, j. Hertches;
No. 2.--Mattson; No. 8, P. ID. Sollie;
NJ 4. VIM Popka; No s, VIM Krouser;
No 6 Wm. Wright; No. Z, w. Galloway;
No. s A. Barney. A very light vote
was poIled-
The caucus Saturday afternoon was
well attended, taxing the weather into
I consideration. and the best OF harmony
and good feeling prevailed. The fol.
loving nominations were made: Super,
ii ors,J W Cook (chairmanl, q. A.,
anson and Eugene Hornings clerk
Al Green: treasurer, l. G. Hanson; as.
SCISSOR. 40 Titus; road oFerseers, dis.
trict No. /. Eli Seyers, No. 2, Simon
6tablin, No 8. Charles Sayers; No a
Swan Nelson; No. 8, Ben Flint; No. s
u. w. Porter; No. n y. G. Waterman
No 8, G. ID. Wilson. q j. @. Macleod
a 0. Titus and N. /. Gilbert were ap
pointed the precinct committee for the
ensuing year.